John Lennon was personally offended after being compared to George Harrison. Find out why he pushed back below.

Paul McCartney admitted he was "depressed" following the Beatles breakup, likening it to this barbershop tune from 1929.

After The Beatles broke up in 1970, John Lennon and George Harrison both started solo careers. We explore why Lennon hated his work being compared to Harrison's.

While their triumph defied the odds, it was also because of those humble beginnings that they proved so transcendent. Their greatest strength, above all else, was that they were the very definition of ...

Paul McCartney allegedly had to edit a particularly spicy lyric in this "diss" track he wrote for his ex-bandmate, John ...

John Lennon was already seen as a god by many musicians, but he knew there were a few times when he could be starstruck by his favourite artists.

Sue Mautner's teenage years were a whirlwind of rock 'n' roll, unexpected encounters, and secrets that would make any music ...

The Beatles fans have long debated what John Lennon's best solo album was, and it seems that they have finally come to an ...

Paul McCartney, 83, Says a Fellow Beatle Saved His Most Famous Lyric From Being Cut originally appeared on Parade. Most ...

Music legend Paul McCartney and his Beatles bandmate John Lennon shared a profound connection despite experiencing moments of ...

Find out which album Lennon considered the most powerful statement of his career below. It may not be what you think.

John Lennon found success during both his time in The Beatles as well as his solo endevors - but it has taken fans over four decades to agree on what was his 'best' album ...